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Reviews on Japanese food in Santa Fe, Province of Granada, Spain including aisushi restaurante Arabial, aisushi restaurante centro, Masae
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1. aisushi restaurante Arabial
Overall Ratings
4 based on 874 reviews
Restaurant serving Japanese cuisine. We use top quality products and are proud of the exquisite presentation of our dishes and helpful service. Come and choose from our vast menu in a cozy and tastefully decorated interior.
Reviewed By nbrown86
It was our first time at Aisushi and the experience couldnât be better. We tried a few of their hot dishes and a sushi assorted selection plate, everything was delicious and came out perfectly.As my girlfriend is celiac, we always dread trying new spots, but Yolanda had an outstanding knowledge about every item she was able to eat and was very careful when serving everything, in order to avoid cross-contamination, which is extremely helpful. She also suggested us to pick pretty much any plate and they would adapt it to her.The place looks very new, clean and they have a great atmosphere.Canât wait to come back!Gracias Yolanda!
2. aisushi restaurante centro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Restaurant serving Japanese cuisine. We use top quality products and are proud of the exquisite presentation of our dishes and helpful service. Come and choose from our vast menu in a cozy and tastefully decorated interior.
Reviewed By TheRawConsultant
Went here for dinner. The service was pleasant and the food reasonably good, but the sushi was underwhelming; rolls with small portions of fish and large amounts of rice. Not sure if this is typical of Spanish sushi establishments, but it is not what I expect of good sushi.
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3. Masae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
A place where the authentic japanese food fuses with a good service and good ambient Reservation in advance suggested.
Reviewed By Francisco Jose L
The restaurant is small, with two distinct areas. Most people concentrate around the bar, where tapas are served.The quality of the food is very good, and the pricing is very reasonable. I tasted a sashimi that was wonderful. However, I found the slices thinner that those you may be served in a traditional sushi bar.As negative points to improve, the waiting time was too long. I think that this is due to the fact that there is only one person preparing the sushis and sashimis, but definitively there is room for improvement here.Hello Jose L.Thanks for your score and your critic.We love your thoughts about our food, and, as we already announced, we are serving no more tapas from March in order to have a better service in the kitchen. We hope to see you again and to rise that score to the top the next time.Have a nice day.
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